Much better than expected! Purchased a Summer Pass for the family on our road-trip and visited in late June. Very reasonable prices. With the Summer Pass, we can now hit up the park again on the return leg of our trip. To our surprise the lines were not too long at all - some even walk-on. The park is nicely spread out on some hilly terrain (so be prepared for some slopes to navigate as you walk) that the crowds were never gathering in one section. Park was clean and the employees were nice. I personally liked that some ride attendant gave time limits for you to stash your stuff (if needed) and be in your seat. It made to lines much more efficient. Many places that you can purchase drinks also kindly gave out cups of ice water at no charge, to help keep you hydrated.

The heat and lack of fans and misting systems made for a pretty miserable day at the park. Much of the water available for purchase was hot, as if it had not been placed in the cooler for very long. There were multiple ride closures on the day of our visit. There were also many rides that appeared to be in major need of repainting and general maintenance - many had broken seats/restraint systems. This park just had the appearance of being "run down". I was very disappointed in the appearance of the rides. That being said, the rides themselves are fun! Twister Cyclone is one of the smoothest coasters I've ever been on. Most of the lines moved relatively fast without the need for Flash passes. But the ride operators seemed less than enthused, and really seemed to take their time loading and unloading passengers. There just didn't seem to be a smooth flow at any ride embarkation / disembarkation point. General admission ticket prices and the ability to place food orders online still make this park an overall nice experience.

I'll just speak to SF over GA at Christmas time - it's nice, they have some extra decorations up, some special shows, a "north pole" area with crafts for kids, plus all the rides are open like normal. Note that close to half the park is closed off during winter hours - the water park sections, of course, the whole superhero area around Great American Scream Machine on around to Blue Hawk and Pandemonium pendulum ride. Basically everything on the other side of the hill that the carousel is on is closed. But other than that, almost everything is running. None of the Christmas lights really knocked me out, but SFoG doesn't have much of a main street or central area for a big display. There's a tunnel near the GA Scorcher that's kinda set to music and fun to walk through.

What can I say it's Six Flags 🙂. The lines are long regardless on any day. Please wear a hat because the sun will fry your scalp 😆. Best thing to do is buy you a season pass with the meal. Drinks are 25.00 a cup. Rides are nice. Fun place to take your family.

Like every Six Flags I've ever been to several of the best rides weren't open because of undisclosed reasons. Several rides also shut down intermittently through the day. Online food ordering is spotty and only at a few locations for some reason. The app in general is pretty lacking, with poorly readable maps, bad GPS fixes and lots of missing or not working other features, like wait times. There are a lot of really good rides at this six flags. Goliath is fantastic if for no other reason than its size. The way it is out all on its own is really cool as well, making it seem like the drops are higher and more dramatic. The Riddler and Batman were both fun rides when they were working, and we enjoyed going on each twice. Unfortunately, numerous rides were closed while we were there, so we missed out on a lot. We have a membership, so parking was free, but otherwise its $25. If you get drinks without the refill cups be aware half the time there are no lids or straws, so you're just carrying around a large open drink.

Great place for a family. Such a nice variety of thrill and family rides. Being from Charlotte, with Carowinds, this park has something that is very important... TREES!!! The shade was amazing. I loved the mix of water rides (flume, monster mansion, rafting) with unique coasters (dive coaster, hybrid, etc). Wish we lived a bit closer. We got there when it opened and closed it down!

They should install/use metal detectors and do bag searches at the gate. The park itself seems smaller than other six flags I've been to. Many rides were closed probably due to lack of staffing. Masks are optional and forget social distancing especially for the 35-1hr long wait for rides. Visit at own risk if unvaccinated. Now the real issue why I'm hesitant to return. The park was flooded with high school kids who fought every chance they got. So many fights broke out, people running and screaming, I overheard people talking about someone having a gun and pistol whipping someone. They trashed bathrooms making them barely usable. By evening, gang members and police with their dogs grew in number. As I was exiting more police flooded in. It was like a movie. The way other guests were so chill told me this was not out of the norm. I will say that the staff are pleasant and professional and security handled each fight outbreak quickly. The park itself is fine, everything is expensive as you'd expect from a theme park, and the food is good. Get a pass to save money if you plan on visiting more than once in a year. Fright pass is a separate one-day ticket for special attractions. Don't go alone and stay in well lit areas, especially in the parking lot.

We drove 280 miles from home full of excitement to visit this park. Very very disappointed... They don't open till 11a.m , we rode on a couple of coasters then we had lunch and the lunch was very disappointing, we bought 4 $21 refill cups and most of the refill station were empty. A lot of the areas were closed. We finally made it to the water slides and had fun on the first one when we got to the second one at about 3p.m. it started to thunder so we were all asked to get out if the water(understanding) They closed down everything else and they had no entertainment for rainy days. We started walking out to trolleys to catch a ride to parking lot and the woman announced it was the last ride out... Soo everyone that didn't catch one had to walk or run to their cars in the thunderstorm. Fend for themselves cause they stopped riding people to the parking lot. $500 dollars spent gas included for 4 hours and we were not even asked if we wanted a rain check. I guess we should have checked the weather beforehand. I don't know if we're going to return. Not at all worth the $spent .

We had a fun day at Six Flags over Georgia even though it was raining ☔️ from time to time. Parking is $25, there’s a tram from the parking lot to the entrance, prepare to walk a lot inside the park. We saw a lot of beautiful Christmas lights. They have a carousel for the kids, where adults can ride too. Parent swap is a nice feature. Lots of empty sanitizing stations, staff that moves slowly, smelly bathrooms. The tram was going only one way for some reason, but they announced it many times so everyone knows.

Overall very enjoyable experience, ride lineup is stellar with highlights such as Twisted Cyclone and Goliath. The park is on the more scenic side for a Six Flags and for the most part was very well kept. As per any park, try avoiding holidays and weekends if you want lower crowds, but even some days in later summer are pretty empty. Would love to see a launch coaster in the future of this park but overall have a great time on my visits here!

I always enjoy my time here with my son. We have had the membership for years...I included the gold flash pass which allows you to skip the line and meal plan. Six Flags recently changed the flash pass protocol. In the past the park would issue you a flash pass watch to skip the lines, but now you have to use your phone. This is not a good idea because now you have to take your phone on the ride with you or leave it where people leave their belongings (out in the open for anyone to grab)....I wish they would rethink this part....I have had some great times and have many memories to cherish at this park....but whatever you do....DO NOT...I REPEAT DO NOT GO TO MINER'S COOKHOUSE...THEIR CUSTOMER SERVICE IS ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE. I have placed a separate review on their page....but back to Six Flag...you have to go!!!!

Great fun! Recommended for roller coaster lovers! Just wished all the rides were open - one of the wooden roller coasters was not in operation today. We were fortunate to come on a day with hardly any queues. Maybe because it is Mother's Day.

I want to say that COVID is slowly killing this place...but over the past 5 years is has gone down hill, I think COVID is probably the final straw. More then half the park was closed, not just the rides but even food places and gift shops. The people working here didn't want to be there and it showed so much. We drive 6hrs to get here, get a hotel. And go to the park. Nowhere on 6 flags website says anything about more then half the park being closed. This will be our last trip to this for a couple of years. I hope 6flags does some drastic changes to help this park.

Make sure your little ones are taller then 56 inches or else it's hard to enjoy the whole park as a single parent. Food lines were Super Long. Park really needs to address their ordering app. Kids enjoyed the day and still talking bout it.

Had a blast for fright fest this Saturday. Paid for tickets on the app and got a discount. Paid extra for the haunted houses but did not get to see them because the lines were too long. Surprisingly the lines moved semi fast. We stayed from 2-10pm. Spent $160 something for two adults. There were haunted houses, a concert, several shows and monsters walking around taking pictures with families. They went all out with the decor and costumes. I wish both funnel cake stands were open because the lines can get crazy but October is a great time to go. The weather was perfect. I usually go during the summer so I’ll most definitely be back. I go every couple of years. My mom was pregnant with me working for Six Flags so I’m excited to see them progress with new rides and renovations.

Wow! It has been years since I visited the park and there are so many improvements. The various ride options for thrill seekers is outstanding. On the flip side it is a good family park. My 9 and 11 year old enjoyed every bit of the park. We visited Dec 2021 and there was no waiting. The park followed safety rules and more importantly actually enforced mask and social distance with quest. I felt safe with the hand washing and sanitizing stations all around. Nothing bad to say about the park. The staff was friendly and helpful when we got lost. I recommend using the paper map when getting around the park., the app is too busy.

This place is absolutely 💯👌😍 amazing. We have been in Atlanta for 5 years but first time gave a visit. We were not disappointed at all. Plenty of activities, fun rides for both adults and kids. Plenty of parking spaces available. The season pass is absolutely no Brainer, it's well worth buying season pass. One day is not enough to cover all activities. We will be back for sure... please buy your tickets in advance to avoid the huge wait time on line. Next I will even buy meal package because it's definitely worth it. Staffs are very friendly and attentive..

Beautiful park and a really enjoyable atmosphere. The Looney Tunes and DC themes were also a hit. The lines weren’t long either. Now to the bad part. Lots of shops and rides were closed, I was surprised. We find a shop on the map, go there and it’s closed. Middle of the day with no explanation or anything. Not even a sign saying it’s closed. Who makes these decisions? The Batman ride was closed that day? Why? The food took about an hour at the restaurant, take out only, and it was very poorly managed. The app should say what is open and what’s not. Why doesn’t it do that? Love Six Flags, but might need to go to a different location next time.

Loved it! All the employees were so kind and helpful anytime I had a question. The lines were not over crowded.. we had so much fun. Im from Dallas Texas and I miss the six flags back home in Arlington . But this six flags definitely gave me some memories of my childhood.. we're planning on going back again soon.. this time with more family and friends ❤️

Great park! Most of the top thrills were available. The most thrilling ride was the" Georgia Scorcher" as the name matched the weather out there perfectly 🔥. The dare devil was a new exciting ride that lifts you 90° up and drops you the same down. The park was clean and the staff was helpful. I stopped the eat at local food vendor to the area. I ate a Jamaican 🇯🇲 egg roll. Nice flair and tasty.

Absolutely amazing park! I went yesterday and had so much fun. The parks scenery is beautiful and very clean. The ride operators were very friendly and quick and good at their job. The only downside about this park is the slow food services. It wasn’t too bad but it could be better. Had a great time and lost my voice screaming. Definitely recommend going if you have the chance.

Well I can say today was a very beautiful day to go spend it at the park. My family and I decided to go even though I didn’t really want to go. Once we got there everything seemed smooth and the only thing I was complaining about was the heat until we decided to ride the Log Jamboree. The line went pretty fast and no wonder why 🙄We got to the chain and the young man who reminded me of the cartoon Bullwinkle with bottle cap glasses decided to rush my group as we were making sure we wasn’t exceeding the weight limit of 680 pounds. He throws the chain up before another one of my family members can make it down the stairs being she was able to go on with the other two in my party without exceeding. I mentioned to him that we were trying to make sure we didn’t exceed what’s listed being with all the accidents that have been happening with these theme parks lately. His reply: (shaking his head) Sorry but I don’t have time! I have to keep the line moving. 🏃🏾‍♀️ I stated to him that was dangerous and I think the lives of these people are worth more than what you get paid to be in the Sun rushing people because your told to move the line. He eventually let her through but you can tell he had something to say and he was smart to keep that under his breathe as I’m a fellow New Yorker who’s growth is real. After that, I didn’t want to get on anything else and although I didn’t, my sons attempted to get on the Twisted Cyclone and some of the seats on those rides had buckles that didn’t want to lock. I don’t know if it’s me because I’m older but it don’t seem like these parks truly train their staff the safety protocol to monitor the weight capacity of the rides and that was enough said for me. I don’t know if I will be back to the theme park but definitely will continue to hit White Waters for a good time with the gang. Y’all stay safe if your taking the chance and be blessed!

Very big amusement park. A lot of thrill rides and kids rides are available. We got an annual pass which is really a good deal. Kids enjoyed the monster mansion! Since its a Halloween time, we enjoyed the Fright Fest event. Totally we had a thrilling experience.

We had a great time! Six flags was so much fun and lines were not too long. We stayed for the day and got to ride almost everything we wanted. The Staff were helpful and friendly. We went for Halloween fest!

The roller coasters were absolutely top notch! At one point we had a slight mess up and a manager at a pizza place, Tate went above and beyond to help us. Great kind people work here! Really cool at night too lights everywhere and cool views from the top of the ride Goliath!

It is not busy at all. The social distancing where six flags only allows a certain amount of people in everyday is working. of course you do have to wait to get on the rides about an hour for the roller coasters but it is worth it and we had a blast. We pay $60 a month for unlimited visits the rest of this year 2020 and all of next year 2021 for four people and that also includes two lunches a day, unlimited drinks, diamond parking at the gate and a snack for all four people every visit. You also get a 35% discount on already reduced prices on novelties and gifts.

Awesome park and I can't say enough about Riddler's Mindbender! That coaster is definitely the best in the park because it's so unique and has good speed/pacing and is a ton of fun to ride.

It was super fun. Bought tickets online so no wait for tix. Zero to 30m wait for rides for March. Tickets were 40 bucks. Food was open. Staff was friendly. Park was clean. Batman ride broke down twice but all the other rides worked no complication. I enjoyed my birthday.

We have been coming to this park for over 40 years. This is our first time coming during the Christmas holidays. There was more security than in the summertime. There were fewer rides open, but the crowds were smaller, and the lines were pretty short. Our family really enjoyed all the beautiful Christmas lights.

The park is very clean and well kept. We are repeat season pass holders. We purchased 2020 season passes but did not go due to the pandemic. Thankfully Six Flags granted us 2021 season passes at no charge though I have not received them yet. My daughter loves the wide range of rides and activities for her age, especially Hurricane Harbor. The main reason for a lack of five stars is the lack of attentiveness of the staff(excluding the lifeguards in Hurricane Harbor that do a terrific job). I understand that most of the staff is young and likely their first job, but there needs to be more oversight from older and more experienced staff members. One of the most predominant cons of the park is other guests rude behavior (usually unsupervised young teens) and line jumpers. The park has stepped up their attention to the issue and multiple signs are in place to discourage the behavior but it continues regardless. Overall, we love the park for the value, and will continue to go in the future. Our favorite time frame is Sundays 11-1 before the crowd hits.

This is hands down the best theme park we've ever been to. We went on a Sunday and found the queues to be very short, with some of the larger rides having practically no wait at all to go around again and again. Came away with memories that will last a lifetime.

My experience was not pleasant. purchase tickets in advance, food, photos and fast pass. The only thing I enjoyed was the fast pass and the Christmas activity. They never redeemed the food for the entire day, just the one meals, I have never received the photos and I ask repeatedly to the person at the gate entrance. I wrote to them and only received an apology. If you go buy the passes and the fast pass that saves you a lot of time because the park is very large for the time they have it open. Not worth it. Is a waste of time and money.

Best park in Ga. I am a roller coaster enthusiast. This park provided all of the Thrills and excitement what I was looking for. My 9 year old and 11 year old enjoy the park also because there are many smaller ride options for them. The Goliath is the best! Consider going now because the park has great Safety and Security measures in place and there are no lines.

I enjoyed my 1st experience here. Some rides were closed and i figured end of season maintenance was going on. Not too busy either for a weekend. I now have season passes and definitely will be returning!

It was fun! When we went, there wasn't a lot of people. There was no wait to get inside since we bought the tickets online. Unfortunately, some rides I wanted to get on were not open the day I went but that's alright! It was still a nice experience and the lights were very pretty.

It was a beautiful day at the theme park, my favorite ride was CatWomen in Gotham City I loved that ride, Gotham City was pretty cool the down side was too many young employees the concession stands and ride lines was backed up due to inexperienced workers, they need to hire a mixture of age groups more experience workers to help with the overflow. ..besides that it was pretty cool visiting and seeing all the changes they've made...I'd go again during the week ..

The park is pretty awesome. I feel like there's something for everyone. I really have no complaints other than the fact that someone hit my car in the parking lot. All the staff members I encountered were extremely friendly and helpful. I definitely suggest upgrading to the fastpass. It's worth the extra money and makes your day so much more enjoyable. My son and I had a great time and look forward to coming back again someday in the future.

I live near the park and it's incredible. I'm back and forth often. However, I'm not a roller coaster person but there's something for everyone. No objections from me. All the staff members I encountered were extremely friendly and helpful. Invest in the FastPass it’s worth every penny and makes your day pleasant. My group had a great time and we always look forward to each trip.

Six Flags Over Georgia is a popular amusement park that offers a wide range of thrilling rides, entertainment, and attractions for visitors of all ages. Here's a general overview: 1. **Rides and Attractions:** Six Flags Over Georgia features a variety of roller coasters, water rides, family rides, and kiddie rides. Some of the notable roller coasters include Goliath, Twisted Cyclone, and Superman: Ultimate Flight. The park also has a water park section called Hurricane Harbor, which offers a refreshing escape with water slides, wave pools, and lazy rivers. 2. **Entertainment:** In addition to the rides, the park provides live entertainment, shows, and events. These can include musical performances, stunt shows, and character meet-and-greets. The schedule may vary, so it's advisable to check the park's website or brochures for the latest information. 3. **Seasonal Events:** Six Flags Over Georgia often hosts special events during holidays and different seasons. These events may include Halloween-themed activities in the fall, holiday celebrations in winter, and other seasonal festivities. Such events enhance the overall experience for visitors. 4. **Dining and Shopping:** The park offers a variety of dining options, ranging from quick snacks to full meals. Visitors can find a diverse selection of cuisine, including traditional amusement park fare and specialty treats. Additionally, there are shops within the park where guests can purchase souvenirs, apparel, and other merchandise. 5. **Operational Information:** Six Flags Over Georgia typically operates on a seasonal schedule, with the main season running from spring to fall. It's advisable to check the park's official website for current operating hours, ticket prices, and any special promotions. 6. **Safety Measures:** Like any amusement park, Six Flags Over Georgia prioritizes the safety of its guests. The park has established safety guidelines and procedures, including height restrictions on certain rides, to ensure a secure and enjoyable experience for all visitors. Before planning a visit to Six Flags Over Georgia, I recommend checking the latest information on the official website or contacting the park directly for the most up-to-date details.

Be ready to get your steps in because it's a lot of walking. This large amusement park has everything here. We went on the first day of Fright Fest and they have plenty of scary creatures raoming around. It's best if you purchase a season pass to get discounts on food and merchandise. I haven't been here in years but several of the rides have closed but all of the fun major ones are open. I was glad the lines were not long, so the wait time for the rides were under five minutes. It is still pricey. We spent close to $100 on food for three people. They have plenty of games to play and take your money...lol It was several security people walking around so that made me feel safe. Overall we had a good time and the staff was great and helpful.

Our first time going in the winter. We went on black Friday. We were so happy we went then, it was not busy at all. At first I was upset because half the park was closed but after a little time we just loved it. One of the BEST things were the park decorations for Christmas. We wanted to go see the lights at Stone mountain but the price was crazy and we already had seasons passes to six flags. The Christmas were AMAZING, beautiful, delightful, so well done. Great job to the team there that design and decorated. My kids had a blast which is the most important thing. And I ended up walking much less and spending time in lines due to the lower crowd. We ended up riding Goliath 22 times that day. What a blast and a new family tradition!

Being from Alabama, I’ve always considered Six Flags over Georgia a top attraction. The park includes plethora of roller coasters and theme park rides. Justice League and Looney Tunes make up the majority of the themes within the park. If you don’t mind spending extra the fast passes are probably worth it during busy season. We visited between Christmas and New Year to check out the holiday lighting. We experienced low crowds and little wait with decent weather.

This park has a special place in my heart. Grew up going here and still bring my kids. They are open year round now which is very nice. The staff is getting better. There for a while the staff was repulsive and caused me to even leave the park early a few times, but they seem to be getting better. The park is very clean and their Christmas celebrations is a must see. Halloween is great too. The rides are a bit old, but still good. The fact you can see peeled paint and rust on bolts on the scream machine adds a different level of fright. :)

Six Flags did great dealing with the pandemic. The park was the cleanest I have seen it in the 22 years I've been going. Periodically sanitized the rides themselves. Same entertaining atmosphere as always. No interruptions. I visited the last day of the season. I'm sure they will continue excelling in the spring.

I love coming here so much fun I don't like it when holiday in the park is over and they close until March been a season pass holder since 2012 six flags has a very family friendly place they run can't wait for the 2021 season to start

My first time going here was last year I had a ball I be back

Throughout my life I visited Six Flags. Always I have great memories of a wonderful time at the park. The rides are so much fun. Once in my teen years a few friends and I went we even entered a dance contest at the Chevy Show. After I had children of my own we took them to visit the park. They loved it. A great family place to go.

TERRIBLE of course that's just a joke it great

(Translated by Google) Affordable prices very clean and tidy place very friendly when you make your reservation it is a quick and easy system it is still a place to have fun although many stores are closed (Original) Precios accesibles lugar muy limpio y ordenado muy amables cuando haces tu reservacion es un sistema rapido y facil sigue siendo un lugar para divertirte aunque muchas tiendas estan cerradas

I took my teen kids to Fright Fest on Saturday night. We have always loved going to this park. I visited the SF at St Louis this summer and it doesn't compare to this park. Over my life time, I've been to SF over Georgia around 45-50 times. With that said, Saturday night was not a good experience. We arrived in the afternoon and had to park in the back of the back parking lot because the front lot was blocked off. We spent 4 hours in the park and got to ride two rides and there were numerous individuals breaking line time and again. Six Flags needs to staff these lines better and add a one rider line like Universal has. I can't tell you how many empty seats I saw when the rides would take off as we waited. The one rider option helps moves things along faster. Lastly, we were stuck in the parking lot for 2 hours, yeah that's right, 2 hours without moving. Still don't know what happened, but when traffic did release it was a mad dash of over 25 different lines of traffic funneling into one lane to depart. I just could not understand why there wasn't a better plan in place to help people exit the park. Directing thousands of vehicles to one lane was not thought out. Why not open the entrance lanes as all exit lanes? This was an emergency type situation that I don't believe Six Flags was prepared for. I will never come back to a weekend night at Six Flags because they don't seem prepared for those type of crowds. Otherwise, the staff, park and décor were nice. Please work on this Six Flags!

Didn't get to see much, but seemed like a cool place! We have season passes to Six Flags in Bay Area, so thought since we're passing by on the interstate, we'd stop in! With the Fright Fest closing the park at 6pm though, we got just over 1.25hrs in the park...enough to ride 2 rides. My only complaint was the rides started closing 10-15 minutes early with no one in line, so the one ride we were trying to get to (Great American Scream Machine) way at the back of the park, there was no one in line and they closed the line off as we were walking up with a "we're closed. We're closed." over the PA system at 5:47pm...plenty of time for my kids and my dad to get to experience/re-experience an old fashioned wooden roller coaster together. Very disappointed, but as I told my kids, we can appreciate the two we did get to ride!

I went during Holiday in the Park and it was great. The lines were not bad when we first got there but then it started getting busy. I think all of the food and merch is overpriced. I bought the parking pass online which saved rime upon arrival. Some of the rides and shops were closed which was disappointing but overall it was a good trip!

Been going here basically my entire life, the rides have always been fun, and my family has always had an enjoyable experience. It's not perfect, the park is usually kinda dirty, and the staff at the eateries are often young and inexperieced (the ride staff are usually alright though), but it's definitely an enjoyable experience for the family.

Very fun, affordable, clean. There were a few rides down for maintenance and things, but plenty to do and lots of family fun. If you plan on visiting both parks, or going at least twice, just go ahead and invest in a pass.

We are season pass holders so we obviously like the place! I recommend visiting on weekdays to reduce crowds and choosing overcast days to lessen the heat. My kids like the family rides, the kid rides and the playground. They also love the characters and special events.

Overall a good time. Kids had fun. This park is very much a thrill ride kind of place, and didn't feel like it was much in between. I highly suggest getting there 30 minutes before the park opens, as it sometimes opens early, and this means getting a few rides in while the park is nearly empty. If you live local, the season passes are a great value and can provide additional benefits. But, while my kids may enjoy that option I was bored within a few hours. I honestly wish they ran more trams from the parking lot, as the hike to and from the parking lot leaves an easy to deliver bookended experience after a long day of hiking around the park.

Attended with family of 6. Got there around 1pm on Saturday (7/29). Overall OK experience. Entering the park was pretty quick. Would recommend buying your tickets in advanace. Things I expected - long lines and the heat - so no negative for those. It is the middle of summer. What I didn't expect was for four of the refill stations we went to for drinks to be out of ice. Filling up on hot drinks in the heat was a negative for me. Also, four of the rides we waited in line for, we ended up leaving due to maintenance issues with the rides. One line we waited for over almost an hour only to have to leave the line. Next time definitely will come with VIP passes and also during a not so crowded time of the year. I did search for turkey legs and could not find any😒. Park for the most park was clean, which is a big plus. Overall, I would come back.

Now this isnt your local Disneyland or Disneyworld (depends on what side of the country you are in), but this certainly provides a superior experience with a plethora of fun and exciting rides. I personally enjoy the refillable souvenir cup and can take it around with me all day in the park. best ride is by far Goliath!!

Great place. I once worked there and my dad recently retired from there. Recommend this place to anyone wanting to have fun, rain or shine, hot or cold. And if you are looking for a job, great place to work for.

The park itself was great. Some of the staff were a little un-enthusiastic about being there, but overall most were kind. The wait times for a few of the rides was long while others were short. Food was good. Gift shop prices were affordable. My kids (17,15, & 10) really enjoyed it.

I loved the beautiful lights.. holiday in the park. I'm from Ohio and just moved here. I've never been to an amusement park in the winter. I'm used to having cedar point close by. I can honestly say I had a much better experience at six flags than I have in years at cedar point. I'm looking forward to further visits.

I went here for the very first time back in 2016 for Fright Fest and I had the time of my life. I've been trying to go back for years and I'm hoping this year will be the one. Love you, Six Flags.

A close business

We went to the Hot Wheels Ultimate Drive-Thru and had a BLAST. We got to drive our car through the park and see a bunch of real life Hot Wheels and monster trucks. I can't wait to go back for a normal Six Flags trip once everything is back to normal.

We were there for the Hot Wheels Experience and it was great!

Park did a nice job spacing riders while on the rides but not so much waiting in line for rides.

Was given season pass as a gift and took friends out for Halloween Fest. Had a blast even though in the evening there was a hurricane. Great place for kids and adults.

May I bring my dog go with me ?

Always an exciting place especially during the Christmas festivities!!

Amazin!

Love 💞 this place .I go here every summer with the family .so much to do .

(Translated by Google) A great amusement park. Especially for its roller coasters (Original) Un gran parque de diversiones. Sobretodo por sus montañas rusas

(Translated by Google) they open very late and close early, there are several attractions closed due to pandenia (Original) abren muy tarde y cierran temprano, hay varias atracciones cerradas por la pandenia

Although I am from Alabama, I grew up in this park from 1979 to present. Still amazed how the park has changed and kept most of the good oldies. The only thing I wish could change is the price of the food, sodas and more choices. Bring back the fruit bottles from the 80s.

Fun place so the kiddos. Annual membership is worth the price.

Fun place nice people,not scary,kid rides also, and worth it

The membership makes everything a lot more affordable. Our family was fully entertained and the range of rides covered the whole gang. The membership parking area could be more convenient to the entrance, or have a trolley to the entrance because the workout you get going from Gotham to Metropolis is SERIOUS.

Very fun, not very accessible to those with disabilities.

We get season passes every year which is a better deal if you're planning on going at least twice a year. They are doing great with covid 19 protocols. I just wish the employees will have better attitude.

Had a great time at Six Flags! Felt safe with the limited number of people in the park due to the reservations. And that also made the lines shorter. Twisted Cyclone is the best ride I've been on in ages!!

This Six Flags needs a bit of an upgrade. The burgers are often burned (or over cooked). Some of the rides tend to break more often than others. The customer service is usually pretty good. I suggest going during the week or early during the weekend. The crowd changes at night. There does need to be an improvement on park security. On multiple occasions I have seen arguments get out of hand and no security to be around.

Some employees are rude but overall a great time.

Expensive food!!

(Translated by Google) Very good all attractions (Original) Muy buenas todas las atracciones

We always have a good time at Six Flags

First time here! I’m from MI and my sister and I came the day after Christmas. We never really waited in a line and rode mostly all the rides. Great place and will be back!

Best to go during the off-season

Dirty and most of the coasters were down

FUN

Love it. Haven't been since 2010. It's always better to get a season pass vs 1 day because it includes so much. First time going in the fall and it's so much better weather wise. I'm going to check out the Fear Fest which it is included in the season pass.

5 Stars for Fun & Value & Rides like Goliath and Superman on a "Good Day" when most of the venues and rides are open. 4 Stars otherwise..at any given time many of the popular rides shutdown for maintenance or other unknown reasons. 3 Stars for Food and Merchandise purchases..$10 for two 20oz Coca Cola is too steep.. Food options in the park are ok and IMHO the Chicken Tender Basket is the best value. Buying tickets and food packages online seems to be the best deal. Keep in mind this is not "Disneyland" so don't expect the Disney experience.. except for the high in the park prices. However, with the right attitude and expectations you can still have a FUN TIME.

I have been coming to Six Flags for over 40 years. We have been getting season passes for the family for a few years now. The kids absolutely love Six Flags. The best ride is Goliath. The park changes attractions regularly to keep the experience fresh. I would like to see them run a roller coaster along I-20 which borders their property. The Chattahoochee River is also another border of their property. I would love to see them develop a row of restaurants and shops there. But as is it is a fantastic park that offers quite a lot!

What a great Theme Park! I was visiting my family in Atlanta and we decided to spend some fun time here. I lived in Orlando, so I am a regular at the local parks here, so I have my standards (LOL). I was very impressed with the park's layout and all the amenities it has to offer. The ticket prices are very reasonable as long as you buy them online. The price for parking is extremely expensive. More than Universal or WDW in FL. So I highly recommend car pooling or having someone drop you off. There are private parking lots in the vicinity that will charge you less, but get ready for a long walk if you do that. The rides were great, plenty of entertainment for both adults and children and there are plenty of places to grab a bite or two. The Metropolis area was great. I'm a DC / Marvel fan so that was my favorite part of the park. We were there for about 7 hours and still had about 1/2 the park to enjoy. I will definitely return as early as they open to enjoy all the park has to offer. Oh....before I forget. There is also a Water Park in there, so you might need two days to enjoy the full experience.

Huge amusement park with rides for all ages! Tons of shade and benches all around. Lots of security walking around and keeping the place safe. We bought a discounted season pass over memorial day weekend, and the kids and I have been 5 times in the last 2 weeks this summer. It has been amazing! Great water park too! Get the season drink cup, unlimited refills all day and all season long.

We have the season passes which made this park really affordable for our family. We try going during the weekdays so it's not too busy. They have a wide range of rides so there is something everyone will enjoy. They helped us do parent swap with our young child so that we didn't have to wait in line twice.

We love this park! It has a great mix of all different kinds of coasters. The layout can be confusing at first, but after being there several times we have it memorized. The staff all do good jobs getting things going, just not super friendly after being at other parks. It is always a good time there, we will continue to visit this park!

Very poorly run Six Flags park! This park needs a lot of work sadly. Ride lines are terrible as are the food lines. There are a lot of bad apples that visit the park and a lack of visible security. I was very disappointed with this once beautiful park.

This was my first time at the Six Flags Park... I had a good time, though I could not enjoy none of the regular rides cause I'm pregnant... Not even the kids rides I could ride!😱😅... (I was only able to ride the train😅) Not sure if it's cause people before me have break'n safety rules or such... But I would like to recommend for y'all to create something, pregnant women can at least ride without worries about hurting their unborn child or for the other conditions that were shown on the board... Though I must give a shout out... "Thank you for those safety boards as well!!!" Cause they sure did give heads up on who can run a risk if going on the ride/s... I for sure, did not want to run any risks! My child's safety is way more important then any ride! So, thank you! To anyone who sees this... My husband had fun on all the rides he was able to get on and the day was hot but worth it. Enjoy and have fun!🥰

Got to take our granddaughter to her first amusement park! It wasn't too crowded, it was hot but a beautiful clear day. Nova was able to get on 5 rides with one of us. SHE HAD A BLAST for a 2yo. We had a blast being part of her first experience. Her favorite ride was the Merry GO Round, 3 trips on it for her. There really isn't much for toddlers, but we appreciate the few rides we could join her on.

Visiting Georgia with kids (or without them) this is a must. Enjoying is guaranteed with lot of different roller coasters, you will find your preferred one for sure (mine is Superman Ultimate Flight, but Dare Devil and Batman are also in my first position's list). The pass with all day dinner is a valuable option if you plan to spend the whole day.

If you live close and have kids, it's a no-brainer for $8.99 a month My 3-year-old is tall enough to ride all the kitty rides except maybe one plus monster plantation the balloons carousel t buckets. I think in total it's about 13 different things. She loved it! Definitely worth the money and it includes white water The only complaint I have is the way they're doing the all season bottles where you're supposed to get free refills. They're very limited now it was a little aggravating trying to get water when it was 90 plus degrees outside. They need to have something a little better but other than that we had a good time. I think whitewater will be a lot better.

Me and my kids went during October. The park was decorated great! As it got darker the scare actors started coming out. It was so much fun! My kids are a little too young to enjoy being scared but I suspect as they get older they will enjoy it.

Took the family for the Fright Fest Shenanigans and Pink out Celebration for my Mom! We all wore pink and had an absolute blast. Everyone from staff who recognized the #BeatThePink colors we all wore, were very celebratory towards our visit. Although, some of the food was not good for the prices, we made it an awesome visit. Lots of walking but well worth it.

The rides here are very adventurous and exciting. We were able to ride all the rides in one day on a Sunday. All the lines were quick. I would recommend it to anyone.

Holiday in the Park is pretty. The mini doughnuts were delish and the so was the hot chocolate. Took my son. He rode one ride, we played in the arcade and just walked around enjoying how pretty everything was. The young people working were in good spirits and Jack Frost took a pic with me. Didn't take all day and we had a great time.